Human embryo CRISPR advances science but let's focus on ethics, not world firsts Following early reports last week that scientists had edited the DNA of human embryos, American researchers have now published their much anticipated paper in the journal Nature. |
Jane Goodall: on humans, animals and the indomitable spirit Dr Jane Goodall, renowned humanitarian and conservationist, ‘the chimp lady’, and founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, visited Australia to share her dream of a world where people, animals and the environment all coexist in a sustainable future. |
What’s under the microscope can lead to worship This year’s Wellcome Image Awards are truly awe-inspiring, and a reminder for me to look for moments of wonder and worship in my everyday routine. |
Do we have a 'God Spot'? Is our faith determined by our brain architecture? Do we have a 'God Spot'? Is our Faith Determined by our Brain Architecture?
Andrew Wood, October 2015.
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Genetics, evolution, cancer, suffering & God An interview with Dr Graeme Finlay - August 2016 |
The importance of realism in assessing technological possibilities: The role of Christian thinking The importance of realism in assessing technological possibilities: The role of Christian thinking |
Did my Neurons Make Me Do It? Prof. Nancey Murphy |
Through a Glass Darkly Em. Prof. D Gareth Jones - ISCAST Victoria Annual Lecture |
Deep Ancestry – The Journey of Man Dr Ian McFarlane: ISCAST (NSW) / CASE Meeting |
Book Review—The Faraday Papers
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Review of "The Faraday Papers" (various authors)